Author: Yesh Ginsburg

Every Super Bowl is historic. The game is the most-watched television event in America. It’s the culmination of the most popular sports league. And, of course, it offers one football team–and select players–the chance to etch themselves into sports history, in a way that few other sports venues do. Some Super Bowls, though, are more historic than other. Super Bowl LIII, without question, is one such Super Bowl. Tom Brady, coming off a loss to the Eagles last year, entered the game still seeking to become the first player in NFL history with six Super Bowl Rings. (He became...